Will Levis started his career at Penn State after he was ranked as an On3 Consensus three-star recruit in high school. He played in 15 games for the Nittany Lions before transferring to Kentucky for his junior and senior seasons. In Lexington, he emerged as one of the top quarterbacks in all of college football. As a junior, Levis started all 13 games for the Wildcats and led UK to 10 wins for only the fourth time in school history. He totaled 3,202 yards of total offense and became only the seventh player in school history to reach that mark. Levis comes from a family of athletes, as his great-grandfather, Alva Kelley, was an All-America football player at Cornell University and won a national championship in 1939. His father, Mike, was a tight end at Denison University. His mother, Beth Kelley Levis, was a two-time All-America soccer player at Yale. She has been inducted into the Connecticut Girls’ Soccer Association Hall of Fame. Levis graduated in May of 2021 from Penn State’s Smeal College of Business in three years with a degree in finance. He is pursuing a master’s degree in finance at Kentucky.